Naveed Saleh's Blog: The Red-Light District, page 11
August 27, 2016
The Difference Between Japanese and U.S. Use of Emoticons
Why emoticon expressions differ by culture. Understanding why Japanese people and Americans use different emoticons to indicate happiness and sadness.
July 24, 2016
The True Cost of a Tattoo
Even though more people are getting tattoos, employer bias against visible tattoos endures.
June 24, 2016
Diet Soft Drinks Linked to Depression
Consumption of sweetened drinks--especially those sweetened with sugar substitutes, like aspartame and sucralose--may be linked to depression among other adverse effects.
May 22, 2016
A Look at Self-Organizing Traffic Lights
Getting stuck at a red light when there's no one else around is frustrating. Is there a better way that traffic lights could be designed? How about self-organizing traffic lights?
April 20, 2016
Personality Traits of Grammar and Spelling Sticklers
New research suggests that introverted people tend to judge others negatively based on grammar and spelling errors made in email.
March 22, 2016
Guess What? Smoking Cigarettes Is Also Bad for Your Car
People who smoke in their cars end up polluting the interiors in ways that can't be cleaned or ventilated.
February 20, 2016
Why Do Pro Footballers Disdain Artificial Turf?
Lots of professional footballers dislike playing on artificial turf. Research shows that playing style is different on artificial turf.
January 21, 2016
What's Your Favorite Color? (and Why It Actually Matters)
Have you every wondered why you love a certain color? A closer look at ecological valence theory.
What's Your Favorite Color? (and Why It Matters)
Have you every wondered why you love a certain color? A closer look at ecological valence theory.
What's Your Favorite Color and Why?
Have you every wondered why you love a certain color? A closer look at ecological valence theory.
